Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-12-01
WHICH DO YOU BELIEVE?
Both Sides of an Absorbing Contro-
versy Clearly Stated.


According to "Scribner's Statistical
Atlas of the Census Of $780," there was
not a single death from kidney disease
in the entire United States from 1870
to 1880
But can this be possible IL we are
to believe the articles of one Of our best
advertisers, kidney disease, and diseases
arising from kidney arrangements, is
actually responsible for the majority of
deaths
Why, then, such discrepancy
Fortunately for these people their
statements are confirmed.
The suspicion is nourished by them,
and We confess with good reason, that
because the medical profession is not
able to cure extreme kidney disorders,
the profession officially disguises from
the public the fact of their prevalence ;
meanwhile its journals are filled with
regrets ut this prevalence and the i'm
potency of the profession to treat it sue
cesSfully.
Why is the public misled p?
These advertisers shrewdly say it is
because the profession, if it concludes
what they claim that kidney disease is
universal, fears that the people Will de-
sert the powerleSs doctors and use the
advertised preparation
We do not know but they are right !
But what should the people do? {?
Do ? Read the evidence and guide
themselves accordingly
The advertisers claim to have cured
hundreds of thousands of cases or
Bright's disease and all lesser forms of
kidney, liver and blood arrangements.
They offer $4,000 for proof that their
statements of cures, in every quarter of
the globe, are not true, SO far rs they
know. These statements are from
prominent men and women alf oyer the
world, and the closest scrutiny is in
yited
If a physician cures a man and he
knows it and says 1t, people believe
him. If Warmers safe cure cures a
man and he knows it and says it over
his own signature, it is just as conclu-
sive evidence in the latter case rs in
the former.
A few years ago, after haying broken
down prejudice in England. Canada,
the United States, Australia, India
and China, the owners of this great
remedy applied for the privilege of its
manufacture and sale in Germany. The
laws of that great country are very
stringent, ana nothing can be manu-
tactured or sold until it wins permis-
sion from the government, and this
will not be granted until the govern
meut is satisfied that the best interests
of the public and its individuals will.be
served by such preparation.
The medicine was chemically and
microscopically analyzed las accurately
as possible) the formula were examined
with perhaps secret prejudice against
them,) by the government chemists,
searching inquiry was everywhere
made at home and abroad TO verify its
past record and reputation. Finally il
was triumphant even under the most
critical examination, aud full permis-
sion was given to make and sell War
ner's sale cure in the Fatherland-the
only life privilege o. tie kind ever
granted to any American proprietary
preparation.
Unprejudiced people will say that
this favorable consideration of the
merits of Warmers safe cure by the
German Cover nment was very slgnii-
cant as we'll as very distinguished COM
pliment to its merits, and so it is.
The evidence is all in favor of these
intelligent advertisers, who haye GER
tainly won universal public approval,
because of their straight forward
course in proclaiming the merits of
their remedies.